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U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows by Most on Record as Imports Plunge

The April trade report showed imports of consumer goods slumped $33 billion, largely due to a sharp decline in inbound shipments of pharmaceutical preparations.

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Report: Leather Supply Chains Face 'Persistent' Human Rights Issues

The FLA identified a troubling lack of supply chain transparency for farms, slaughterhouses and tanneries, with low visibility into working conditions and product traceability.

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Nike to Raise Prices, Citing ‘Seasonal Planning’

Nike did not mention U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs policies that have upended global trade.

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Target’s Sales Fall

Apart from tariff costs, the company has faced a backlash following a decision to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) targets.

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Watch: Is Today's Warehouse Technology Fast Enough for Fast Fashion?

Is the warehouse technology being deployed by "fast-fashion" apparel sellers up to the challenge of meeting customer demand? Supply chain professional Leslie O'Regan details some of the problems that stand in the way of successful tech adoption.

016 Is Today's Warehouse Technology Fast Enough For Fast Fashion (540p)

Nervous U.S. Consumers Adjust Spending Habits

KPMG's survey respondents indicated plans to hold off on some major purchases and scale back in other areas of their lives in order to not accumulate debt.

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Burberry to Cut Nearly 20% of Workforce

Burberry expects the cuts — which will impact nearly 20% of its total workforce — to save the company roughly £100 million ($133 million) by 2027.

Home Delivery World USA 2025: A Preview

Opal Portis, VP supply chain at Fabletics, looks ahead to Home Delivery World USA 2025, taking place May 21-22 at the Music City Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Home Delivery World Usa 2025 A Preview

Regulations Are Uncertain, But the Business Case for Emissions Reporting Is Proven

By 2030, we will see a growing divide between companies that embraced emissions reduction as a competitive advantage and those that stalled due to short-term uncertainty.

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The Art of Mastering EUDR Compliance

To mitigate financial burdens, businesses must adopt a proactive approach.

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Temu Ceases All Exports to U.S. Consumers

The announcement comes on the day the U.S. canceled the de minimis rule.

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The Question of Nearshoring: Old Advantages, New Challenges

With rising labor costs and disruptions to traditional supply routes, companies are re-evaluating the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.

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